Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 23

Oiklaii52i(rrikune 15, 1953 ccc 21 Two School Fesfimon ia I Din ner Wi 1 1 SAFEWAY CHIEF HELPS NEGRO COLLEGE FUND Districts Get sion one or two large districts wjtf emerge. Generally speaking the Acalanes High School District board Honor Veteran We grolEclitjoi other for Orinda-Moraga-Can yon. The county commltte at first leaned to the, split district but recently has changed-to the ldea of "single spokesman said. 4 favws -medistrict whilethe Merger Delay elementary boards want one for Walnut Creek-Lefayette and an- The United Negro College Fund has announced in Washington, D.C., that'Robert A. Magowan, president and chair-pan of the board of Safeway Stores and Mrs.

Magowan have authorized a $100,000 contribution to the fund. Magowan, a newly-appointed member of the fund-raising committee, said he and his wife as trustees of the Charles E. Merrill trust "very happy to recommend Such a contribution to a cause which Is so vitally important to our nation's guarantee of educational equality for alldtizens." .1 The check from the trust was authorized also by the following other trustees: Charles E. Merrill brother of Mrs. Magowan; Donald T.

"Hegan, vice president of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith, and Charles W. Cole, U.S. Ambassador to ChfleHhd former president of Amherst 4m 1 mm LVrrtfH! say anything, Just looked at her card and tossed it back," Daly said. "And they needed a printer." "The only thing that kept me from grabbing him by the collar was the cage he was in." But Lillian got a job with The Voice, founded in 1919, and Daly got a house clearing Service going in Oakland, when the paper was up for sale in 1927, they bought The Voice, and its 1,200 circulation, one linotype and on? Job From its four-year-old building at 814 27th Stt with two linotypes and three presses, The Voice now sends out 134500 copies each Thursday. Through the years plenty of testimonial material has ac By GENE AYRES The slight, 72-year-old man whose parents were childhood ilaves in Alabama, probably will itand up at his testimonial dinner Thursday night and begin -his response by remembering-his beloved wife, Lillian, Together, in 1927, Lillian and p.

A. Daly bought the weekly California Voice, Northern California's oldest Negro newspaper, end operated it until her death In April, 1962. Daly and the. California Voice carry la, flourishing, as does the memory of his wife. The at Jack London Hall, will honor the many accomplishments of Daly since he K2; PUEASANT HILL The state board of education has granted a year's extension to allow the San Ramon nd Acalanes school district unifications to.

be resolved. The delay In San Ramon, where the union high school district was to merge with the Danville, Alamo and San Ramon elementary districts, resulted from the discovery ihat three committee members were ineligible because of legal technicalities. The first corrective step will be taken at an 8 p.m. meeting Sept 19 In the high school library where the-augmented committee the 11-man Contra Costa County unification group 4 i a i 1 1 uiiLJiJCj; in Republican political wars and recalls bit sadly their futile mid-30's effort to elect Alf Lar don to the Presidency. Daly belongs to no civil rights organization but the NAACP, "I don't agree with everything the NAACP does," he explains, "but its objectives art right so cumulated around Daly, Since PUBLISHER E.

A. DALY first came to ine cay Area 4U departments'" he said. 'B there's still room for improvement0 Daly recently returned from a trip which he. began by flying to Pittsburgh, to receive an honorary Past Potentate degree of the Shrine. He turned it into a three -week vacation by dropping in on relatives in New YoitJacksonvilleJTa BiniK ingham, and St Louis, Mo.

He missed recent flare-ups and demonstrations in Birmingham. "That's not a vacation, that's, work" he said. The publisher lives alone at 1106 Trestle Glen Road aic 9 WVUl UUCVWl VI Ui years ago. Proceeds will go the Testimonial due Thursday. NAACP and the North Oakland fREE PA RKIS'G Brtunrfs.

Kindly yr flisptrttu vliitlt ticktt in tkt ifr: SHOP MONDAY ational Association ior-the-Ad- ymca; rtm J-WBt Vet- "When-1 came here, the only vancement of Colored People. im Mw anvhnHr of the American Legion Sfcd Vet Ledon and I plur local representatives-4ias again scheduled a public The committee will meet at the close of the hearing and hopes to complete all phases of the job before Christmas. The proposed Acalanes merg er'is more complex with a deci thing colored people in the city were janitors an3 sweepers. oh, yes, and one Negro fire-house. "Now, I see typists, stenographers and people in all city says.

He recalls vividly in 1923 when Lillian, a trained printeraji-swered an ad for a job inSan Francisco. TheroanJaAejvindow didn't erans of Foreign Wars, sponsors a Boys Club ball team, and for several years has donated the material for 1,000 Shrine Christmas stockings for youngsters. For years he has been active Roy Wilkins, NMCP executive director, will deliver the main address. In tones softened by a respiratory ailment incurred in World Wat. I trenches, the publisher remarks, in present his greatest asset is "her intellect and training." "For sheer brains, I would put PLANT fi DULD SALE Undscapt your garden beautifully and InexpensivelySelect from Breuner's wide array of plants and bulbs at special September prices.

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